Households €1,000 worse off due to inflation – CSO
Households were €1,000 worse off last year when inflation was taken into account – despite a rise in the median ...
Read More Global debt sees first annual drop since 2015 – IIF
The post-pandemic rebound in world growth and inflation last year meant the amount of debt sloshing around the global economy ...
Read More Fruit and veg imports hit by poor weather in Europe
A number of retailers in Ireland say they are experiencing availability issues with certain fruit and vegetables. They say salad ...
Read More Govt to expand TBESS, keep 9% VAT rate until September
The Government has today announced more measures to help businesses deal with cost-of-living increases. It announced a final extension of ...
Read More Welfare bonus announced but no new energy credit
The Government has agreed a more targeted cost-of-living package, along with some universal payments, with €470m set to be allocated ...
Read More Working group set up to tackle disinformation
The Government has established a working group to coordinate efforts to combat the spread of disinformation on the internet. The ...
Read More European new car sales up 10.7% in January
European new car sales up 10.7% in January European new car registrations jumped in January, data from the region’s carmaker ...
Read More Welfare and child benefit bonuses in cost-of-living plan
The Government’s latest cost-of-living package is on course to exceed €1.2bn, of which €400m looks set to be allocated for ...
Read More Could rising interest rates cause property prices to fall?
Property markets worldwide are showing signs of slowing in response to higher interest rates with some going into reverse already. ...
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